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 Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 12:31 am Post subject: Subalpine Lake Revisited - and Reprocessed |
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Laurence wrote:
Hello all: This is a repeat image, but this time I was able to use a
few more things in Photoshop to bring the image around to what
I saw with my eyes. Specifically, the sky looks much better, and
I was able to bring out the blue in the sky; also this is a bit less
saturated than the original. In effect, I think the saturation is now
probably negligible.
Take a look at the waterfall draining the small glacier up on the
flanks of the mountain. There is a meltwater lakelet below the
glacier that is the source of the waterfall. I spent a night by the
lakelet, and was able to sleep to the hiss of the water spilling down
the cliffside. I am going to look around to see if I can find the
Provia slide of the little lake. The scenery was very dynamic and
wild from the lakeside.
If you look carefully, you can see a bear just up from the lakeshore,
in the right middle part of the image, about 1 inch inside the right
border.
So anyway, I thought it wouldn't hurt to inject a little bit of summer
in the high country of the Olympic Mountains.
Hart Lake and Mount Duckabush
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Attila wrote:
Incredible beautiful! Real masterpiece!
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Laurence
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Laurence wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Incredible beautiful! Real masterpiece! |
Wow, thanks Attila!
Can you guess which slide film I used? 
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Attila wrote:
| Laurence wrote: |
| Attila wrote: |
| Incredible beautiful! Real masterpiece! |
Wow, thanks Attila!
Can you guess which slide film I used? |
Velvia or Provia for sure.I guess Provia.
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Orio wrote:
Really a masterpiece, Laurence. Composition, colours, exposure... everything is perfect. this photo is a winner.
I still can't glimpse the bear though 
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Orio wrote:
I have a question, which are the flowers that so beautifully you pictured in the foreground?
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Laurence
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:42 am Post subject: |
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Laurence wrote:
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| I have a question, which are the flowers that so beautifully you pictured in the foreground? |
Those are a species of Arnica. They are present in the Olympic
Mountains in a huge variety of colors, and will grow in open areas
from sea level to timberline. The species you are looking at, is about
the last bloomer of the year. This image was taken in mid-September,
so it would not be too long before the first snows start falling. Sometimes
it will snow, and these late-blooming Arnica will still be flowering. Of
course, once the snow hits, that's it for the year.
This particular meadow would be full of Magenta Paintbrush and
Lupine (the defining species of flowers for this elevation) in August.
The Summer is very short here, and August equates to Spring
in the lowlands, equivalent to the month of May. Once the last
North Pacific high pressure ridge breaks down in late September,
or sometimes into late October, the rest of the year will show
about 300 inches of precipitaion equivalent, most of it falling
as snow. So...about 7.5 to 8 meters of rain equivalent yearly.
I've always like the pastel tones of Arnica. They are always a
good memory for me, and when I see Arnica in a florist's shop
I immediately think of the high country.
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:59 am Post subject: |
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Laurence wrote:
I know, it's pretty tough to spot a bear that is a mile away. I only know
that this is a bear because I was watching him while I was climbing up
above the lake to reach this viewpoint. That bear is such a small dot
on the landscape, yet he is about 250 pounds. Not a large bear by any
means, but certainly large enough for me the night before, when he
was strolling through my camp in the moonlight. It was a beautifu and
memorable scene to watch him rambling along with the moon shining
and highlighting areas on his black fur. And to cap it off, I was able to see
the ISS orbiting the Earth at the same time. Now, THERE's a dichotomy!
My camp was in the little gap at the lake's outlet, to the left of my arrow.
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Pentax-A 120 Macro
Voigtlander Vitomatic I w/Color Skopar 50/2.8
Konica TC and zoom lenses (thanks Carsten)
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Laurence
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 3:00 am Post subject: |
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Laurence wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Laurence wrote: |
| Attila wrote: |
| Incredible beautiful! Real masterpiece! |
Wow, thanks Attila!
Can you guess which slide film I used? |
Velvia or Provia for sure.I guess Provia. |
You got it, Attila! What else but.....Provia! 
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Pentax-A 120 Macro
Voigtlander Vitomatic I w/Color Skopar 50/2.8
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 3:04 am Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
| Laurence wrote: |
I know, it's pretty tough to spot a bear that is a mile away. I only know
that this is a bear because I was watching him while I was climbing up
above the lake to reach this viewpoint. That bear is such a small dot
on the landscape, yet he is about 250 pounds. Not a large bear by any
means, but certainly large enough for me the night before, when he
was strolling through my camp in the moonlight. It was a beautifu and
memorable scene to watch him rambling along with the moon shining
and highlighting areas on his black fur. And to cap it off, I was able to see
the ISS orbiting the Earth at the same time. Now, THERE's a dichotomy!
My camp was in the little gap at the lake's outlet, to the left of my arrow.
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The camp was so close to the bear! 
I can only imagine what sense of immensity you must feel alone in those places... wow. It must be difficult to describe with words...
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Laurence
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 3:13 am Post subject: |
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Laurence wrote:
You nailed it Orio. That feeling of immensity, and the feeling of
traveling through that immensity, is a gratifying experience. It's
like an elixir that links water to sky and the the soul to Earth. I
can't get enough of it.
Regarding the bear, this was a good time to be around bears, because
they are so intent on feeding on the alpine dwarf blueberry bushes
(Vaccinium deliciosum) that they pay no attention to anything else.
That said, I STILL get that rush of adrenalin when a bear is quite close
like that, and it startled me when I first saw him only 50 feet away. Like
the immensity of nature stated above, there is an immensity of size,
and being on this animal's turf, that keeps me pretty humble and quiet.
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Voigtlander Vitomatic I w/Color Skopar 50/2.8
Konica TC and zoom lenses (thanks Carsten)
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Larry
You are the master of your element my friend.
The penninsula is truly part of your soul and it seems you return that favor well.
Your Mountain and Beach landscapes are such honest representations.
It's the highest compliment you can give to such beauty.
Thanks mate 
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What an amazing shot, Laurence. Fron an analytical standpoint, there are so many things that are right about this image, but I'd rather just sit here and let my right brain enjoy it and tell my left brain to shut up.
But I can't help it. Since nobody else has asked, I need to: camera and lens? You shoot with a 645 format camera as I recall? Or is it a Yashica Mat? Dang this memory anyway . . .
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 6:39 am Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
superb pic, great colors!
thanks for comment of the bear and camp
you should post your pics in oversized gallery |
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:09 am Post subject: |
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Rolf wrote:
Yes, as usual a great pic. Wonderful colors, great area, perfect caption.
Do you know that you and your wonderful images are the reasons that I bought a 6x6 cam ? 
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| Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 11:48 am Post subject: |
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Attila wrote:
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Yes, as usual a great pic. Wonderful colors, great area, perfect caption.
Do you know that you and your wonderful images are the reasons that I bought a 6x6 cam ? |
Hahha me too! Larry did start to me to use film again.
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Carlsson wrote:
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superb pic, great colors!
thanks for comment of the bear and camp
you should post your pics in oversized gallery |
I strongly agree - this is great!
#vote for a oversized version!
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Orio wrote:
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Your Mountain and Beach landscapes are such honest representations.
It's the highest compliment you can give to such beauty. |
+1
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+100, there is such care and thought in each image
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Laurence wrote:
I'm totally humbled by your replies. I only hope to instill a bit of this outstanding scenery from "being there" to "on the screen".
I am REALLY knocked-out that a couple of you actually acquired medium format systems because of a few images from me. In any case, I hope to see as many images as possible from your cameras. That is the best part of the forum to me - that we get to see others' images from all sorts of cameras.
To answer the one question - Yes this was with the Pentax 645, and the wide-angle 55mm lens (equivalent to about 35mm in the SLR35 focal). I cropped it on the sides, as there was some extraneous foliage that took away from the image. And this also helped to make the image "taller" in order to show from the ground to the sky.
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Duckmancgy wrote:
Gorgeous shot Laurence. Your landscapes are really inspiring and your camera w/ provia are dangerous dangerous weapons hehe  .. Great shot. |
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WOW, this is almost to much for me.
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Amazing Larry,
not only the shot, but also that bear story around!
Colors and composition are first class indeed
and you make that Velvia really shine....
Go sell that to the national tourist board, they
should love it!!!
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tobbsman wrote:
ohh yesss !
this is a pretty compositioned photograph from a pretty nice landscape done with a pretty nice lens and camera, from the pritty most admirable landsape-photographer I know
2 thumbs up (I wish I would have more).
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Nesster wrote:
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2 thumbs up (I wish I would have more).
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